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python/cpython#92537 removed the code from CPython, but left the public function as a no-op for back compatibility. Thus, even though the (private) machinery is gone, cython is still trying to use it. This changes the guard to look at the private function. closes cython#4788
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I think the right way to do this is just a `PY_VERSION_HEX` check
rather than trying to detect is the macros/functions are there.
It might be a mix of both in the end. I'm looking into it.
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python/cpython#92537 removed the code from CPython, but left the
public function as a no-op for back compatibility. Thus, even though
the (private) machinery is gone, cython is still trying to use it.
This changes the guard to look at the private function.
closes #4788